QIGIIVBR iA IIIiIlPM
numsp bun-rhino
, any charisma.
' : "capricious GURTMNS
‘1 rsracvav marinara ...... ..
‘ Minuteman PORTIERES, light
cun'i'AiN POLES
84 Washington
CONNECTICUT LEAGUI.
Team Wing.
Won Lost 2.0.
Bridgeport ......... 61 40 .664
Springfield ...... 60 40 .606
swam ....... 55 45 .550
New Haven ....... 49 51 .490
New Britain ....... 46 55 .455
Waterbury ......... 40 82 .382
Yesterday's. Results.
All games scheduled for yesterday
were played, Sunday.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
-.....
Team Standing.
Won host P.C.
Chicago ........... 64 ' 40 .616
New York ......... 66 42 .611
Pittaburg .......... 87 43 .609
St. Louis .......... 60 49 .550
Philadelphia ....... 60 49 .556
Cincinnati ......... 48 60 .444
Brooklyn . .......... 41 67 .380
Boston ............. 27 83 245
Yesterday's Results.
up...
' New York 3. Chicago 2 (10 innings).
Pittsburg 10. Philadelphia 7.
It. Loull 6. Brooklyn 1.
»~ Cincinnati 7. Boston 6.
AMERICAN LIACUI.
...—u
Team Standing.
Won lost BO
nihdoiphia . . ..... 73 89 66?.
Wait ............ 70 46 ‘10
~60! ............. 56 65 516
M Vol-h ......... 58 67 .564
anus-a . .'. ...... .57 57 .500
Chicago .......... . 58 do .461
Visitation ........ 43 so .old
7i) .3“
It. wills .......... 33
Yesterday’s Results.
| ..—
ns'trolt 5. New York 4.
Washington 7. Chicago 4.
Other “‘0 Wltponed on account
.6 rain.
IAITuN LIAGUI-
teem Standing.
Won that no.
omens-tor .......... 79 .m
initiators ..71 46 .m
« l'ereeto .......... 71 46 .m
Ionian...” ...... 57 58 .is
“11th53 64 .468
Jersey City ........46 Ct .42;
Workuunu..." 71 pi
Widows .........42 76 .866
Yesterday's limits.
immil.11. .ierosy City ii (diet
lame); Jersey City 5. lotttfiai it led-
ond some).
Rochester 4. Newark 8.
Bahia 9. Providence 1.
Toronto 7,.iisltiiuore ii. .
‘ mm m. Trim eagles, ms.
alias Lockwood Juniors put the up,m
on tile ..Mel, loudly Idler-
m. at the {boatload oval.
monochfitcmmip‘
. - an m
IALL AND TAKE {Hill QQCAIIDN TO INVITE YQIUR AT- '1 I
" TIINTION 1'9 OUR ITOGK 0F DMPIRII‘
settles-vase
universe-r-souoss
GOTTAGE OUfiTAINB W,
......... ....I.....10¢ to 31.00
EXTENSION ROD!
A. Dickerman & Son
. I‘ I I Telephone 446 I
We Givé S. 8. ii. Trading Stamps
or. new heaven roa
”...”... “a to 8143'
.n ‘Luu‘m
.....................46ot013.41.
.31.00 «32.50
weight. ..... “.3646
ilslefs sledooaso
O
Is-sroaelllssts
.. ................ ....lOc to 500
St.,So.Norwalk ' .
him. The Lockwood Juniors wouid
like to play any team between the
ages oi 14 and 17.‘ Theodore Station}
manager. Sound View “Terrace. 3
_ W_ !
sarunoav's GOLF. . ;
[vents at Wee Burn. and New Canaan
Cross country golf was tried at New-
Canaan. Saturday. The contestants
started from the selcnth toe and bill'-
ed across the course to the first hole
George Leslie won with 14 «when?
Other scores: hi K. Parker, 16; T.‘
W Hall. Jr. 17; E. S. Pegiam.18; C.
.Snedekcr 18; P Gosaler, 20; Rich-1
Iard Kelley. Jr., 21; . i
A or. evciub nine hole match had this
result: F. B Clark 53; Glen Wright.
53; C. L Snedeker. 54; T. W Hall. .lr..1
56; P. Gossler. 59; M. K. Parker. 63”
Samuel Lloyd 65; E E Pogram Jr. .65;
Forrest Macxee. .lr., 61; W. i. Gerriiih,,
67; E. S. Pegram. 68; Richard Kelley];
Jr., 70; Channing Frothinsham, 76. ;
Woo lurn Wins. 3
At Wee Burn. Saturday, Wee Burn
' had a complaint.
' counciimen being present.
1 authority of
Qoi bonds ior highway purposes,"
proved August 8. 1911. shall be cots-
.....
Regular value
‘1'
Tobe
FAYIII Billil RIESIILIITIIII
l8 llllll'TEll
(Continued from First Page.)
.which is to be started in the near
future. and a member oi each the
board of raliei and the board of aa-
sessora was chosen. Coley Ballard
A new boiler for
the fire engine will cost 6,1206. The
matter was laid on the table for fu
ture consideration.
Mayor Edward J. Finnegan called
the meeting to order at 8:10, all the
City Clerk
James J. Keene road the minutes oi
“he previous meeting. which were so-
ccpted as road.
Coley Ballard awoereii with a stone.
lie complained that his brother Levi
was hit with the stone. lie was refer-
red to Chief Thomas Leatherland.
The following resolution in refer
Ience to the issuing of bonds for this
paving work was presented:
Resolved. That the bonds to be is-
oped by the City oi Nowell: under
‘An act amending the
charter oi the City of Norwalk. and
authorising the issue oi bonds ior
highway purposes.‘ approved July 20,
1911 and by‘ 'An act amending sold
act,” entitled "An act amending an
act amending the charter of the City
oi Not-walk. and authorising the issue
ap-
Seven-piece glass Bert Set,
anew and beautiful
For 50 Star soap Wrappers.
Till A. I!“ “6W5“. O» .0" C0.
lid-133‘ Weehingdel 86. South Non-I. Coas-
arm mm ocrom 3|. II“.
.raarnocrmacauntrco.
J Corporattn' (ounooi Walsh spoke
d.‘..t9d Sound 3.6011 00" and Coun‘ '90“ mm m mldm in “mm“ in
"3' Club ‘1‘ ‘i ‘9‘“ match. idonomlnatlons of One thousand dol-
llars each payable on. tlso iirst day or
fluiy. 1931. to bearer. or ii registered.
to the registorod holder therooi. at
“mm“ ”mm“! DI'“ fl HO'PI‘I' the United States Montage and Trust
FALL CAUSES DEATH.
Yesterday
Thomas Dunlavoy died at. the hospi-
tal at noon yesterday as the result oi
an accident which befell him Sunday
stairs at his iormer boarding place 33'
White street. Denbury. Death was
caused by compression at the brain
caused by the fall. ’
Occupants oi the building heard the
crash as the man fell and wont to his
assistance. but he was unconscious
and did not rsnin consciousness be
fore his death. u can it was seen that
he was in a soflous condition Dr. ‘16. J
9. Boodeld was called. and later the
ambulance. and the man was removed
to the Danbnry hospital.
in. Dunlavey was tho man who tell
at! the roar pisses at a White street
building into the Still river a few
weeks are and he was but recently
dischargderom the hospital, where
he was taken ior trdstineiit at that
time.
it is thought that he had not fully
regained his strength iron: his recent
illness and that he was overcome as
homes climbing the stairs on a visit
to his former boarding piece. None
of the occupants iii the house iii which
the soicdont happened knew where he
had a living since his discharge
from! hospital.
He was about it years of ego and
Wes born in Denbury and had always.
made Dsnbury his hence. its was a
hour by trade.
as to survived by a sister. airs. Hair
ry Spool-foiiioutb Nor-walk. and by a
brother, Michael mum. whose
whereabouts an unborn at the
soot title. .
his stator was islsrinsd‘ oi pie in-
Wgfl lamb daisies attain-on.
but; the 1 cents tint die too had
mm a tall. bursting obi
M
habitation: use was in a
Company. in the City at New York
with interest thereon at the rate of
tour and one-halt per contain. pay-
able semiwlnhuoily. on the first don
. evening, when he fell down a flight oi l 0‘ January and July in ‘03 1"" It
the stiles bi slid United States Hort-
gago and Trust Company. in the City
at New York. upon the surrender oi
the proper «ups-e attached to said
bonds. or ii «detailed. to the "slouc-
ed holder incisor.
Thetsud boeosor sayinooitbom
city cloth. soon the ins-render tor cae-
celletion oi the uninsured was.
tspol the on bonds by the city clerli.
aim which registration the interest
shall be payable only to the registered
shall be transferable; only in writing
the city eisrh.
That said bonds shall be etgnsd‘ly
the mayor. malevolent! by the city
at the any ' Norwalli. and be dated
Jaty 1,1011. . "
lost to the approvsl‘ei the Council,
wholly or is part. by seal” ills. ad-
dressed to the mayor oi the-City oi
oflce, undouhoresftortobolaed
delivered to t” purchaser or purchas-
ers by themayorotsuoh dissed
Approved.
. HOWARD J. FINNEGAS.
mayor.
of tho 00113611..
myboroetstosodiathooflcootthc
which registration shall“ he endorse!
holder leer-or. sad-ale bond or bonds
by the realm holder or his lentil
attorney. and each nauier shall be“
oadorsodonsoldbosdorbeddohyl
clerk. and d ly sealed with tho cool
Tim said conch-hail be on sub-
Norwslls. to be opened at the mayor's
by this council Isis bonds shall be
plsqe as may Kill!“ ‘
Dated at tho titty oi Nerwelit Aim. ‘
pile not ai. mi. ,
. too are.
t The memo. was adopted on vol,
“55.“,
I oo Wi‘appers.
harlot ~ I I
l
oral places were suggested. They will
be secured later.
A communication iron the Ameri-
can Lab‘rsnoo Fire Engine Company
imported the information that a now
To: boilerican be instilled [or 81206.
including the freight. The matter
was laid on the table until some in-
tare time.
An invitation was rocoiud. irons tbel
Pioneer Hook and ladder Company
. elected by ballot to succeed William
. position was voted on. causing a dis-
Ihe may be enabled to keep in close
Councilmen Barbell, of the highway.
Quintard of the police. Belts of the
finance, Toomey of the light. Milne of
thewswer, and Thompson oi the fire
departments. had nothing to report.
‘ Coupons as interest on the city debt
to July 1 were destroyed ‘by Mayor
Finnegan iii the pronoun oi the coun-
cil, as prescribed by law
in. motion or councilman Milne,
Henry S. 81911ch wan unanimously
A. Ambler, deceased. as member oi
the board oi relief. ‘
On motion of' Councilman 'l‘oomcy,
alter a consideflbie discussion, Mi~
chael J. Howard, whose term as mem-
ber oi the board of assessors has ex-
pired, was returned to chine. havinx
received tour or the five votes cast.
The name of Carl A. Haratrom for the
cussion upon the point of his eligibil-
ity. he being at present a member oi
the board of estimate and taxation.
He receivedhut one yote oi the five
cast. Councilman l'letls not voting.
Upon vote the city clerk wan-rin-
atructed to give copies of all the coun-
cil votes on the paving matters to
City Engineer Charles N, Wood, that
touch with thelimportant matters now
being considered.
The council adjourned. subject to
the call of the mayor.
IIEII. FIIE Hill ”SPEC-
TIIIB BI TIIE SYLVESTEI
(Continued irnnt First. Prize.)
...—‘4.—
excursioniata to Coney island and
Rockaway. it happened that inspectors
oi the Federal steamboat service were
aboard the Sylvester to see how the
chipper. Captain Bisley, and his crew
went about putting out an imaginary
fire and swinging out of the liieboats.
The inspectors had found the Sylveo
le
enemies Willem ’ J
61hr D 66.162621 Company
Euiahlinllrii .iflE?._
The Store Closes at 5 O'clock Except Saturdays " “‘l
y
g .
Dcidare
Pieces unique and attractive, lately arrived.
~Tllusc in search of odd gifts will be interested in tho
the exhibit of new Delilai'c paitcry, ll ware of must unus-
ual Cultii‘llig and very artistic.
pieces
it
as
. Salad Bowie and Plates.
Flower Baskets, Va ses. Steins, Jugs, tail
and hooded Candlesticks. l"
A Table for Prizes. All
novelties in China, Glaé‘s and
jfltlt‘tl hunters for SOI‘llCllllllg
parties or other social contests. » .‘Y “'lilC variety of prices.
is 1 3'1»
Summer Jewelry, dainty, low-priced
" Cloisonne Pins of colored
work that is most pleasing, all colors, white, pale green, '
blue, or iimy blue, on gold.
Small Collar and Sit-c vc
Sash, Jabot and \ cll Pins. 25¢ each. .fi.’
Black Mourning Pins, of
center with tiny pcarl, 25c.
Hat Pins. smiicwliat smallcr than former styles.
orctl caboclions surrounded with brillialits. 25c.
La Valiieres of sterling silver, 925-1000 fmc
pendants of amethyst or topaz, $1. 00. $1. so and $3. on.
ter's sister ship, the Rondale. which ~ 3
they boarded‘ early in the morning.
worthy oi commendation.
to the «cacti tor their clambobe neat
Sunday: The invitation was accepted,
with thanks. The councilman willl
probably attend i
copied. ,
An invitation wee received from the}
Iadoana hi Assunta Society for the‘
annual bail and other festivities to be
held on September 4 The Invitation
was acceptsdylth thanks
in rotates linen apnea olde-
waits. In hot-Ms consider
ed an om'ih‘ule street. Thel
street commissioner was “stunted
to remove the obstruction.
Street Commissioner Edward F. Dal.
iy reported promos in the Cross'
stmt‘matter. Eight more signatures
remain to be Iocurcd. A discussion
on the matter ensued. Councilman
'i'ooinoy suggested proceodure but the
matter was explained to his satiaiocv
tlon.
Councilman Milne reported that the
Union avenue sewer has been re-
paired l
The bill oi Frank Clerk for relaying
the walk on the viii-on property in
Wall street was total paid when thoE
street commissioner shall 0 K the:
same
The Connecticut Company and oil: i
or property owners will be notidedl
about the removal oi poles and iro{.I
preparatory to the paving operations.
-Clty Engineer Wood suggested that
the city repair all the catch basins
along the line oi new paving. He
thought it would be better in the end
for the city. it was voted that this
matter be attended to by the city.
‘ Engineer Wood suspend the ln~
etallstion oi a catch basin at tho.cor-
nor of lain and Hoyt sweets. to tabs
out a “dip" in the curl) at this place.
now necessary to toothless Io flow of
later. This will probably is done by
rtile city.
The following bills wen ordered
paid:
Highway Committee ..........3607.!6
FlroConnittos 12.18
lower Cornnitteo ............ 66.25
Police Committee 36.66
106i] ...nun.............3645.7d
Councilmen Darnell salted. during a
discussion on the matter. "is it noose
buy to hold another city meeting?"
» The mayor «plied, “Yes, air. it is-
neosooary. sad we will have one."
Henson-sen Burns“ thought that
the paving committee should decide
on the pavement to be used.
Councilman Quinton said. ”fluorides
the committee use up to a city meet-
ing with hearse m the nestles so
thorioes the laxiag at s specilo torn
pavement Then the worn task
in: this hind can chords almost any
price on tbd warty."
Councilman mine salted Counsellor
Welsh what theidutioe oi the dolomit-
iio replied. "Let the rennin
lion heresdsndtbe atmospheroclew
ed thus.” .
Ciel-h Masthead the resolution
. which was altered by Judas hoary w.
Tisspoliee ”9°“ "' read “d sc- itbe afternoon The crew had the hose
Iain! there was a rush for life preeerv
i mm.
The call to tire headquarters the
cleaning of a bell. was sounded as
the Sylvester entered the Narrows. at
New York. at about 3: 30 o‘clock in
connected and were ready tor real
bueiness, which came unexpectedly
smoke pouring up from the engine
room. The smoke and the fire drill
had startled some oi the passengers
ere.
The crew. with the eyes of Uncle
Sam's representatives upon them, be
heved with the coolness- that might
be expected in muting picture posere
There was mere moment oi excite»
Then the shipper announced
that he would head for Fort Hamilton
and land all those who did not want
to continue the trip.
in the nervous moment two excur-
sion craft, one oi the Paton Line'iroin
the Shrewsbury and an ‘lron steam-
boat whose skippers had seen the
smoke rising from the Sylvester and
noted her stop. prorated assistance.
Capt. Risley thanked the other sky
pore. but said his ship was all right.
Naturally the cmw utilised a line of
hoe already stretched. and the are.
which no in west. in the engine
lrooin. was put out In a tidy. The in-
lspoctors indomd the procedure. The
-syivostor put into the government
dock at Fort Hamilton, her captain
thinking that the event called ioe inr-
thor li'iodoroi supervision. and about
twenuty passengers, mostly' women.
landed. Then the Sylvester headed
out in stream again and went on her
course. landing her possum. at
Roch-way on time. or at 4:15 o'clock.
The Sylvester got back to the Bat~
lei-y landing at 6 o'clock last night
tilled to her capacity. lost of her one
rangers knew nothing about the fire.
as they had gone down to Rochoway
on an early trip. A member oi the
ship‘s band said it had played ioyously
all through the excitement. knowing
that the tire drill was on the program.
but that the members were rather pus-
sled at the realistic nature of the per-
iorlnancc. The crew also wondered
why a great smoke had been thrown
in with the drill until they were or.
tiered to turn the hose on the rest
bless.
Aniline J. Smith. oi 149 Broadway.
New York and Bridgeport, and the law
no oi itctoii Point, who runs the Rose
dale and Sylvester. sold the ship was
would be on the job today as usual.
properly indoreed by the Federal
steamboat mom-.11» lino MI
IN Dress shout, and this seems to dis-
poo. oi the idea thattiie hrs in the
waste was set. If. Smith regarded
tile are as s mlsieflane to the line.
but it. was gibd that the inspectors oi
uncle lain had been Mt. -
N ,
An inspection is invited of the fine display of English
I Bridgeport Advertioomcnto ‘1.
I l
6. a
Pottery
Tlic collection has ouch
‘ All
a i are!"
Small Plates, Platters,
assortment of fascinating
Brass. intended to assist
"new and different” for card
In the China Storc.
enamels, regularly inlay
0
Pins 25: a pal 4.
dull black cuamcl. sci iii
Col-
wiili
Jewelry Scctimi
. Chintz”. designed for furniture coverings. draperies and
other home decorations.
aisle. 8c yd.
Elite, E. ill. limb Company.
Artiiltlc and exceedingly i‘casoil- ‘ r‘
A showing that is worth
have ever had.
business.
.The N. E.
Neckwear
for it has been chosen with great care. and we be-
lieve it is the most attractive Neckwear Stock we
Irish Lace stock Collars. Irish Lace ind swis-
Dutch Collars. New Side Piontod Jahoto, handsome.
deep Sailor Collars, e big'varlety' oi Middy Ties.
Leundorod Collars. embroidered or plain.
assortment oi Ruchings and Folds. etc.
V‘ Watching ior what is new‘nnd good is part' of our
uwmumaimt " ’
your iuilest consideration,
...}...g “m'
A large .
J
l
Ryan _Co. 1
not damaged in the least and that shot
' “ an I “ also?
any LENS om
an
THAMER
Oculista and Opticians
EYE STRAIN
is not a disease butts due to de- .
fecto in the structure of the eyes.
which may be corrected by proper-
ly made glasses. We are prepared
to do this. We 'give you an exam—
ination by an experienced Denim-
graduate physician—«ind guardians
satieiaction.
37 ATLAIN'I‘lC souaaa,
Stamford. Conn.
Open Saturday Evenings.
s
UAW MILL. CLOCI DOWN.
BEAUIIONT. Texas. Aug. 23.—
Twerity~two sew mills in Loustana and
two is Tease have been closed and
8.000 men. are idle. a move. it is said.
in the fight bye-w mill operators
sgsinetu M unionislng oi their our
pioyes by the Brotherbondwi 'i'insbor
Workers. The wholesale suspension
is creditoil so an outcome of a reo‘odt
copiers-co or when or the dentin
era bow Ilili Operators’ Association.
hold is Chicano Lumber dealersh-
dllt’d tile limb! “I mills willnot
W
NOT ON THE GWI'RL.
it was reported that Mr. and idrsgv .
Peronc. Quintard, recently married... ‘
are cruising to‘the eastward in Lewis , 1 g;
1-1. Nash‘s yacht. Such is not the page, 5%
howeve'r. Mr. Nash. Harold and Dome u '
his Nash, Herbert and Stanley Bald-1‘ a“
win and Freeman idnht are using the“, .
yacht for a cruise to the outward. The I. ‘
boat is the Wri. a line yswi. Which ’
boat Mr. and lire. Quinton! are on. it
they are really cruising. “innit him‘
tacitly. so tar as those outside the torn“.
notwily are concurred. liter will tutti tannin
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